Yangmingshan National Park

A haven for nature lovers, featuring volcanic landscapes, seasonal flowers, and scenic hiking trails. Highlights
include cherry blossoms and azaleas in spring, golden silvergrass in autumn, and geothermal attractions like hot
springs and sulfur vents.

Maokong Gondola

This 4-kilometer ride offers breathtaking views of Taipei and its surrounding mountains. For a unique experience,
choose the crystal cabin with a glass floor. At the top, explore tea plantations and savor Taiwanese tea with
local treats.

National Palace Museum

Home to over 700,000 ancient Chinese artifacts, including the famous Jadeite Cabbage and Meat-shaped Stone. With
rotating exhibits and multilingual guides, the museum offers a rich cultural experience in a setting of elegant
architecture.

Dadaocheng (Dihua Street)

A beautifully preserved historic district with Qing Dynasty and Japanese-era architecture. Known for traditional
goods like Chinese herbs, dried foods, and textiles, it’s also a trendy spot with cafes and creative shops
blending old and new.

Taipei 101

This iconic skyscraper is one of the tallest in the world. A high-speed elevator takes you to the 89th-floor
observatory in just 37 seconds, offering stunning city views. Its bamboo-inspired design symbolizes growth and
prosperity. Inside, enjoy luxury shopping and fine dining.

Shilin Night Market

Taipei's largest and liveliest night market, perfect for sampling local street food. Must-try snacks include Hot
Star fried chicken, oyster omelets, and Taiwanese sausage. The market also features game booths and small shops
for added fun and shopping.